Legal, Civil, and Political Rights

Business and Human Rights

• Cape Cod Young Professionals
• Community Development Partnership
• Love Live Local

Civil and Political Rights

• Cape Cod Coalition for Safe Communities
• League of Women Voters Cape Cod Area
• League of Women Voters Falmouth
• Massachusetts Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA)
• NAACP – Cape Cod
• The Leadership Conference on Human and Civil Rights
  Civil rights are women’s rights and LGBTQ rights and immigrant rights and workers’ rights and disability rights and human rights. That common purpose is our coalition’s inheritance. It is a living legacy that binds us together — in cause and community.

Discrimination and Racism

• Barnstable Ally Group
• Cape Cod Voices
• Coalition for Social Justice Falmouth Chapter
• Dennis Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee
• Engage Falmouth
• Independence House
• League of Women Voters Cape Cod Area
• Mashpee Inclusion and Diversity Committee
• Nauset Interfaith Association: MLK Action Team
• NAACP – Cape Cod
• No Place for Hate Barnstable
• No Place for Hate Falmouth
• Sandwich Stands
• Unitarian Universalist Meeting House Racial Justice Program
• Woods Hole Diversity Advisory Committee

Legal and Mediation

• Cape and Islands District Attorney’s Office
  To serve the public, and seek justice in an aggressive and fair manner on behalf of the victims of crime. We see ourselves as problem-solvers, not merely as case-processor.
• Department of Transitional Assistance domestic violence services
  Call DTA Assistance Line at (877) 382-2363. Talk to a case manager between 8:15am-4:45pm, M-F. During off hours you can access case information via our automated system.
• Independence House
  Cape Cod’s leading resource, counseling, and advocacy center to address and prevent domestic and sexual violence. Hot Line: 800 439 6507
• National Domestic Violence Hotline
• Southcoast Legal Services
  A non-profit charitable corporation which serves clients in Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Nantucket and Plymouth Counties and the towns of Avon and Stoughton in Norfolk County in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Attorneys and paralegals represent poor and elder clients and victims of crime with high priority legal problems. SCCLS also provides group representation and community education.